Equity Financing Differs from Security Financing in That, with Equity

question 375

Multiple Choice

Equity financing differs from security financing in that, with equity financing, a company:

• A) has no liability to repay shareholders the amount they have invested
• B) must pay back at least half a shareholder's investment
• C) has complete liability to repay shareholders the amount they have invested
• D) must repay all investments, but has no specific time limit for doing so
• E) must pay at least 1.5% interest on all investments

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